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Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Explaining UNC Basketball's Surge Without Caleb Wilson

UNC Men's Basketball has surged to a 4-1 record without star freshman Caleb Wilson, sparking hope for ACC and NCAA Tournament success. Can Coach Hubert Davis’s retooled Tar Heels keep the momentum alive as March Madness approaches? (View Video)

UNC Men's Basketball Moves Up In AP Top 25 Poll

UNC moved up one spots in the AP Top 25 men’s college basketball poll to No. 17 after two wins last week. The Tar Heels beat Louisville 77-74 on Monday and Virginia Tech 89-82 Saturday to push their record to 4-1 playing without star Caleb Wilson. Carolina tries to keep that momentum going at 7 p.m. Tuesday with a senior night game against Clemson. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Newsletter: UNC Men's Basketball's Big Week, Women's Hoops Beats Duke, Diamond Heels Dominate

UNC Men’s Basketball’s had a 2-0 week and aims to clinch a double-bye in the ACC Tournament, Women’s Hoops beat Duke for Courtney Banghart’s 150th win at UNC, the Diamond Heels won 5 games by a combined score of 71-10(!), Softball’s undefeated streak ended at 17, Malloy Smith and Kate Harpring visited, and Mack Brown was back on campus. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

Video: Hubert Davis, Brad Brownell Monday ACC Basketball Coaches Conference Call

UNC head men's basketball coach Hubert Davis and Clemson coach Brad Brownell speak with the media on Monday as part of the weekly ACC Coaches Conference Call ahead of the Tar Heels' Senior Night matchup against the Tigers on Tuesday in Chapel Hill. (View Video)

Exploring Different Seeding Scenarios for UNC Men's Basketball in ACC Tournament

UNC is down to two games remaining in its 2025-26 regular season. The No. 18 Tar Heels host Clemson on Tuesday and travel to Duke on Saturday. The ACC Tournament begins next Tuesday in Charlotte. The Tar Heels are guaranteed a spot between No. 2 and No. 6. To remain at No. 4, UNC needs to beat Clemson and NC State to lose one of its next two. (TarHeel247)

Drake Maye Heads To Japan To Support Brother Luke Maye's Basketball Career

Patriots quarterback Drake Maye is spending part of his offseason in Kobe, Japan, visiting brother Luke Maye. Luke has impressed with the Kobe Storks, where a strong performance and face time with his brother turned an international stint into something personal. Luke has supported Drake's career stateside. Now, Drake is returning the favor. (Yahoo! Sports)

Video: Coast To Coast Podcast - UNC Basketball Enters Stretch Run

The crew from Inside Carolina discusses UNC Basketball's unexpected success without Caleb Wilson, Seth Trimble's 30-point game against Louisville, Henry Veesaar's 26 points Saturday, improved defensive discipline and offensive consistency, and more. (View Video)

Coby White scores 20 in Charlotte Hornets debut as Roy Williams looks on

Coby White made his home debut for the Charlotte Hornets on Saturday, the third game for his new team after being acquired from the Chicago Bulls. Facing the Portland Trail Blazers before a home crowd at the Spectrum Center that included his former college coach Roy Williams, White came off the bench and scored 20 points in Charlotte's 109-93 win. (Yahoo! Sports)

Henri Veesaar unleashed. How UNC's big man rocked Virginia Tech

Earlier in the week, Henri Veesaar wasn’t satisfied. Following Monday’s win over Louisville, he called his recent rebounding numbers "unacceptable," noting he’d pulled down just five boards across two games since returning from a lower-body issue and illness. "I gotta do a better job," Veesaar said Monday. Saturday suggested he’s getting there. (Yahoo! Sports)

Caleb Wilson participating in individual workouts, but no contact drills

Caleb Wilson continues to inch closer to returning to action. "He doesn’t have his cast on anymore," Hubert Davis said following the Tar Heels' 89-82 win over Virginia Tech on Saturday. "Can’t do anything five on five, but he can do individual workouts. He can dribble, shoot, and he can do everything, just nothing on contact. So that’s a huge benefit." (Tar Heel Tribune)

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